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More Sand or Less??

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SMcQueen

Beach Comber
We have rented a house in the past at Dune Allen (close to SR Beach Club) that had VERY LITTLE beach left. I mean, like 50 yards from seawall to the water. At that time (2 years ago) several homes to the East had serious foundation collapse due to previous storms.
Assuming the waves/surge has died down enough to form a opinion, is there a wider or narrower beach along that strip of "Heaven"?
Pictures? Other sites? Webcams?
 
There is a ton more sand near the Lake Camp Creek outfall.

P.S. : I am glad God, when all is said and done, does what he/she wants to with all the beaches. He/She must be really amused by geo tubes, dune fencing, beach preservation, etc., etc.

It is all on his time and plan, and our money won't really get us anywhere in Nature. Just relax.
 
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There is a lot more sand at the Eastern Lake outlet also. This often happens with hurricanes. And there may be more sand up at the walkovers, but here in Seagrove there is exposed "peat" (the remnants of the now-submerged old forest) in the shallow water. The beach is lower in places and higher in others. Not sure what the net effect is. :idontno:
 
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